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Nolensville falls shy of Little League World Series national championship
Locals will play Taiwan for third place Sunday morning
By Charles Pulliam • Sports Editor 
WILLIAMSPORT, Pennsylvania – Earlier this week, the Nolensville Little League baseball team witnessed just how good a group of 12-year-olds from Honolulu, Hawaii, could be when the unbeaten West Region champions bolted to a 13-0 win with five home runs in just four innings. 
The local boys from Williamson County were shell-shocked. 
“You look at this team that we’re playing and you see something that is pretty invincible,” Nolensville coach Randy Huth said. "I mean, 13-0 in 3 1/2 innings – we had never been beat like that before – but that team is that good.” 
See NOLENSVILLE LITTLE LEAGUE for full story and photos. Watch for more coverage from Williamsport Sunday! 
Longtime county commissioner Chalfant remembered for helping shape community
By Jodi Rall • Staff Writer
The city of Brentwood lost long-time resident and humble servant Brigadier General Bertman (Bert) Humble Chalfant, Jr.
Chalfant passed away at his home surrounded by his loving wife, Betty Jane, and members of his family. He was born on June 13, 1936 and Chalfant left this earthly life on Wednesday at the age of 86.
Chalfant gave back to his community in many ways including service as Williamson County Commissioner for District 7 for 32 years.
See BERT CHALFANT for full story. 
Game of the Week
Football: Page pushes past Franklin in confidence-builder for both teams
By Joe Williams • Sports Writer
RUDDERVILLE – The scoreboard showed the Page High School football team claiming a 28-17 win Friday night over Franklin.
What it did not show was that for the Admirals, there were pieces of the game where they were winners.
The home-standing and defending Class 5A runners-up were shocked early as Franklin drew first blood when Cooper Jordan torched a 54-yard breakaway run late in the first quarter. The two teams went into the locker room tied at 14 after Brewer Wilson found Mena Mannan on a 46-yard touchdown pass.
See GAME OF THE WEEK for full story and photo gallery. Check back for video. 
Football: MacIntyre, Scott lead Brentwood Academy past CPA
By David Dawson • Sports Writer 
BRENTWOOD — Brentwood Academy sophomore quarterback George MacIntyre is only two games into his varsity career, but he already seems to be establishing one notable characteristic: He’s good under pressure. 
Whether he’s standing in the pocket or standing up to the challenge of suddenly being a high-profile player, MacIntyre doesn’t appear to get rattled by anything that comes at him.
His poise was on display Friday night when he helped lead the Eagles to a 28-17 victory over Christ Presbyterian Academy in a rare matchup of the tradition-rich programs played before a massive crowd on the BA campus. 
See BA WINS for full story and photo gallery. 
Football Roundup: Summit cruises on new turf; Father Ryan edges Brentwood; Nolensville, Centennial, GCA post wins
Herald Sports
The Summit High School football team cruised past visiting Spring Hill on Friday with a shutout victory at home to break in the Spartans new turf field.
Summit’s defense allowed just 12 yards and forced three turnovers in the lopsided 35-0 shutout.
Cooper Hall and Aden Byrd combined for five tackles for loss to help lead the stifling Spartan pressure. Byrd recovered a fumble and scored with 10:24 to play in the second quarter as Summit opened a 21-0 lead.
See FOOTBALL ROUNDUP for full story and game recaps. 
Soccer: Ravenwood, Centennial and Fairview post wins
Herald Sports
The Ravenwood High School girls soccer team posted a 3-0 win at Independence in Thompson’s Station Thursday.
Leah Johnson, Addison Howell and Gracie Hill all scored for the Raptors, while Lexi Grundler secured the shutout in goal.
Johnson struck first in the opening 40 minutes, while both Howell and Hill scored in the second half. Hill cleaned up a Johnson shot to provide the final tally.
See SOCCER for full story and photos. 
Stars Over Tennessee explores 244 years of county sheriffs
By Carole Robinson • Senior Staff Writer
 The Williamson County Public Library will host Ronnie Erwin, the author of Stars Over Tennessee, at the main library Monday beginning at 5:30 p.m. in the Meeting Room. 
The event is free and registration is encouraged but not required. Simply call the Special Collections Department at 615-595-1246, or register online at wcpltn.org. The main library is located at 1310 Columbia Ave in Franklin. Erwin will also have copies of the book for sale ($125) at that time. The event is free and open to the public.
See STARS for full story. 
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